Blackmont Consulting Aberdeen Branch
Internship for Business Development - Remote|Non-Renumerated

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Business Development Intern at Blackmont Consulting
The Business Development Intern role at Blackmont Consulting is a hands-on, performance-driven position. You will be expected to take ownership of your work, operate independently, and contribute meaningfully from day one. This is not a passive or observational internship. It requires consistent effort, professional communication, and a genuine interest in business development. This is an unpaid internship. The value lies in the real-world experience, skill development, and professional network you will build throughout the programme.
Core Responsibilities
Prospect Research
- Identify organisations that may benefit from Blackmont's consulting services.
- Research industries, company backgrounds, and find the right decision-makers to approach.
Outreach & Follow-Up
- Reach out to potential clients professionally via email and other channels.
- Follow up consistently and schedule meetings when there is interest.
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Proposal Development
- Contribute to the preparation of customised consulting proposals tailored to each client's needs, aligned with Blackmont's service areas.
Client Acquisition Support
- Guide a prospect from initial contact through to signed agreement and project closure, coordinating with your manager at key stages.
Tracking & Reporting
- Maintain accurate records of your outreach and pipeline.
- Submit updates and attend weekly check-in meetings with your manager.
What We Expect From You
- Attend all onboarding sessions and weekly team meetings
- Maintain regular outreach activity throughout the internship cycle
- Respond to team communication in a timely and professional manner
- Aim to close at least one project per internship cycle
- Proactively update your manager on progress and any challenges
- Treat this internship with the same professionalism as a paid role


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Who Thrives in This Role
Interns who succeed at Blackmont typically share these qualities:
- Self-Driven
- Comfortable with Rejection
- Strong Communicator
- Detail-Oriented
- Genuinely Curious
- Accountable
Skills You Will Develop
- Professional Communication: Business outreach, email writing, and client-facing communication.
- Research & Analysis: Understanding industries, identifying opportunities, and preparing insights.
- Consulting Fundamentals: Structuring proposals, understanding client needs, and delivering value.
- Project Management: Managing timelines, following up, and coordinating with your team.
- Resilience & Persistence: Handling rejection professionally and staying consistent under pressure.
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